NDIS Requirements for Care and Disability Providers

Becoming an NDIS provider can be challenging but it can be a very fulfilling path for the right people. If you plan on becoming one, here are two important NDIS provider requirements you need to consider, your Corporate Structure and your company's Mission, Vision, and Values.

Corporate Structure

To become an NDIS provider, you need to have a corporate structure and one of the simplest options is obtaining an Australian Business Number. However, you also have the option to become a Pty LTD Company and obtain an ASIC Company Registration. Another option is if you would rather operate as a Not for Profit or charity NDIS provider.

Settling on a corporate structure allows you and your organisation to open the appropriate bank account and also get the relevant insurance required for an NDIS provider. You may enlist the help of a qualified and suitable lawyer or accountant.

NDIS Provider Requirements: Corporate Structure plus Mission, Vision, and Values by CareVision

Mission, Vision, and Values

Even if you are not operating yet, it's important to establish your Mission, Vision, and Values as they will be the guide for your business.

The NDIS Provider Mission Statement should describe and declare the business and its objectives as well as how it aims to serve customers.

The NDIS Provider Vision Statement should outline what the organisation aspires to be or what it aims to achieve.

The NDIS Value Statement should highlight the core principles of an organisation plus philosophical ideas. This will serve as a guide for the actions, behaviours, and decisions of the people in the company.

If you need help with your NDIS Provider requirements, CareVision can help you out. They have an NDIS accreditation project plan draft to help you get started. You might also want to consider getting the right NDIS Software as early as now, visit carevision.com today.